What Is One To Think

The Artist Must Scorn All Judgment That Is Not Based On An Intelligent Observation Of Character. He Must Beware Of The Literary Spirit Which So Often Causes A Painting To Deviate From Its True Path - The Concrete Study Of Nature - To Lose Itself All Too Long In Intangible Speculations.

The Painter Must Enclose Himself Within His Work; He Must Respond Not With Words, But With Paintings.

You Have No Idea How Life-giving It Is To Find Around One A Youth That Agrees Not To Bury One On The Spot.

With An Apple I Will Astonish Paris.

The Painter Unfolds That Which Has Not Been Seen.